OTTera has purchased Float Left, a technology company with a decade of experience in the OTT industry, from IV Media.

The preschool series Builder Brothers Dream Factory—inspired by the real-life Property Brothers, Drew and Jonathan Scott—has been sold to ITVX in the U.K., among other platforms.

Running November 7 and 8, TV Latina’s Festival FAST is a free event focusing on the growing FAST and AVOD sectors in Latin America, the U.S. Hispanic market and Iberia, offering keynotes and panels with leading FAST channel operators, AVOD acquisition executives and distributors. Register for free here.

Actor Jane Seymour, known for Live and Let Die and Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, talks about her lead role in Harry Wild and the types of characters that appeal to her.

AMC Networks has picked up the U.S. and Canadian linear and streaming rights to Disney Entertainment’s Nautilus, inspired by Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.

Screen Australia has appointed Deirdre Brennan, whose work in the industry has included roles at WildBrain and BBC Worldwide Australia, as CEO, starting January 8, 2024.

Warner Bros. International Television Production (WBITVP) and BINGE have partnered for a feature film adaptation of Paul Kelly’s 1996 song How to Make Gravy, telling the story of an inmate writing a letter home as his family prepares to celebrate their first Christmas without him.

Good Cop, Bad Cop, a new series hosted by veteran homicide detective Garry McFadden (I Am Homicide), has been slated to debut on Investigation Discovery (ID) on November 12.

MagellanTV has secured the global distribution rights to Chess.com's debut documentary, The City of Human Chess.

The eight-part Irish crime drama Kin, produced by BRON Studios (Joker) and Headline Pictures (The Man in the High Castle), has been acquired for BBC One and BBC iPlayer.